The phrase "beautiful conjunction" is not a commonly used or accepted phrase in written English.
It is not grammatically correct or meaningful in this context. If you are trying to describe a beautiful conjunction of words or ideas in a sentence, you could use the phrase "beautiful combination" or "beautiful fusion" instead. For example: - The author's use of imagery and metaphors created a beautiful combination of words in the sentence. - The final sentence of the poem was a beautiful fusion of emotion and language.
For the first few years, we proceeded with this template, the 'Home' page was a cyclical calendar (based on the beautiful poster chart designed in conjunction with Trevor van Weeren), whereupon clicking on a segment-season, you would be taken to further resources (stories, songs, plants, animals, hunting information) related to that season.
London-based label Data-Discs makes absolutely beautiful video game soundtrack albums in conjunction with the original composers.
When Tyler Angle (whose skills as a partner have been growing apace this season) lifts her high in the second movement, back to the audience, one leg extended sideways, her arms strike a beautiful halo above her head in wonderful conjunction with the piano melody.
In her new novel, ex-psychoanalyst Salley Vickers vividly evokes this strange conjunction – the sublime grandeur of one of the most beautiful religious buildings in the world and the poignant smallness, the peculiar shabbiness, of once loved, now broken, toys.
But come September: the attention to detail, luxurious formulations and seriously beautiful packaging that Ford has made his signature since launching his cosmetics line in conjunction with Estée Lauder in 2005, are sure to earn these products pride of place on bathroom shelves.
The elegant affair took place in conjunction with the city's premiere of "Eccentrico," an exhibition of 80 of the Italian master's most beautiful haute couture fashions, jewels and accessories.
In contrast, Hunt's articulation of the Renaissance construct of the Three Natures (Table 1) finds a continuum (or 'sliding scale of cultural intervention') but posits the 3rd Nature as 'some conjunction of metaphysical experience with physical forms, specifically some aesthetic endeavour – the wish or need to make a site beautiful' (Hunt 2000).
IT IS an odd conjunction.
Corp. in conjunction with Rutgers Univ.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful".
